skdata
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A simple date/time view with a one-day calendar look. It can show another time and check for new mails (pop3) and calendar events. The Pics directory contains another background with a single paper rather then three (you have to edit the skdata.theme file). Also, the font used for the month-number is "El Abogado Loco" and if you haven't it you have to change the .theme file to change it. In the readme file there is a link to the font.
15 years ago
0.3 (thanks to Recurrente)
This new release includes the hability to put a post-it in the calendar
(just like the e-mail checker), showing what is the next event programmed
in the default calendar of korganizer. It uses the program konsolekalendar
(which comes in many default installs of KDE)
0.2
Added a second time view
Added new mail check (see screenshot)
0.11
Layout changes to fit two-number days!!
15 years ago
0.3 (thanks to Recurrente)
This new release includes the hability to put a post-it in the calendar
(just like the e-mail checker), showing what is the next event programmed
in the default calendar of korganizer. It uses the program konsolekalendar
(which comes in many default installs of KDE)
0.2
Added a second time view
Added new mail check (see screenshot)
0.11
Layout changes to fit two-number days!!
Support-Box
skdata is part of KDE Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
Other Karamba & Superkaramba:
SAngeli
15 years ago
In order to have it in other languages other than English is this possible?
thank you,
Spiro
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simone
15 years ago
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shelghost
15 years ago
Oh ! If you want the little post-it to appear under the number of mails as soon as the first mail, edit the file mails_pop3.pl and at the end of the file, change
if ($Num_Messages>1) {
print "pics/post-it.png\n"
by
if ($Num_Messages>=1) {
print "pics/post-it.png\n"
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ggilmore
16 years ago
Please help
BTW I love the app.
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simone
16 years ago
mmm... did you deleted the brackets? You have to delete them!
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simone
16 years ago
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hosti
16 years ago
btw: pretty good work !
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simone
16 years ago
It's important that you substitute the text [PATH-TO-THEME] with the path where you extracted the theme (i.e. ~/skdata, if you put it in your home directory). If you don't want the second time you can comment the line that show it (there is a comment above it). If you don't want the mail check you have to comment the mail lines, else you have to substitute the text in brackets with your login data.
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wwwonka
16 years ago
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ThEOnE
16 years ago
See Yah ...
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p0z3r
16 years ago
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simone
16 years ago
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